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Using IF function with OR
Hi,
I need some help with the IF function, I created the formula to fit my condition of:
If either C9 or C10 display Pass then display YES, otherwise display NO.
=IF((OR(C9="Pass",C10="Pass")),"YES","NO")
Unfortunately, this no longer fits as I have multiple conditions, and every time I've tried to change the formula to fit my conditions I've gotten an error.
Conditions:
1. If either C9 or C10 display Pass then display YES
2. If C9 displays Fail and C10 displays N/A then display NO
3. If C9 displays N/A and C10 displays Fail then display NO
4. If C9 displays Fail and C10 displays Fail then display NO
5. If both C9 or C10 display N/A then display N/A
Can anyone point me in the right direction? Is there another function I should be using instead of IF?
Thanks heaps!
- Damien_RosarioSilver Contributor
Hi Deleted
If you are using Office 365, you have IFS at your disposal that can do multiple conditions.
I've given your conditions a crack, so maybe try this and see if it works for you?
=IFERROR(IFS(OR(C9="Pass",C10="Pass"),"YES",AND(C9="Fail",C10="N/A"),"NO",AND(C9="N/A",C10="Fail"),"NO",AND(C9="Fail",C10="Fail"),"NO",OR(C9="N/A",C10="N/A"),"N/A"),"")
IFERROR will catch any errors and make the cell blank (last condition in the formula is where I did that "")
IFS lets you do multiple criteria.
Best wishes with your spreadsheet!
Cheers
Damien
- Deletedthanks for your help! It is now working :)
- BobOrrellIron Contributor
If you don't have 365, or just want to continue using If you can use
=IF(OR(C9="Pass",C10="Pass"),"Yes",IF(AND(C9="N/A",C10="N/A"),"N/A","No"))
and to make sure I understood, either cell says Pass, then the result is Pass, both cells say N/A, the result is N/A, anything else will say No
- Deleted
Thanks for your help! I managed to get it working.